Week 32 - Wildlife Management

• Week 32 - Wildlife Management

  Monday, August 12, 2024

  Topics of the Week:

  • Wildlife Management
    

  • Wildlife Management
    

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    Vertebrate Pest Management - Master Gardener Manaul - University of Kentucky Extension File

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    VIDEO #1: Wildlife Damage Management: Keys to Success - University of Wisconsin-Madison Extension Page

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    VIDEO #2: Wildlife Damage Management: Non-lethal Management - University of Wisconsin-Madison Extension Page

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    Find a Licensed Nuisance Wildlife Control Operator Near You - NYS DEC URL

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    VIDEO #3: Wildlife Damage Management: Lethal Management - University of Wisconsin-Madison Extension Page

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    Remove Or "Take" Nuisance Animals Legally - NYS DEC URL

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    VIDEO #4: Wildlife Damage Management: Regulation and Laws - University of Wisconsin-Madison Extension Page

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    VIDEO #5: Wildlife Damage Management: Resources - University of Wisconsin-Madison Extension Page

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    Internet Center for Wildlife Damage Management - University of Wisconsin URL

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    Wildlife Ecology & Damage Management - University of Wisconsin URL

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  • Additional Resources
    

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    Beast Begone - NYS IPM File

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    Diagnosing Holes in the Yard - Iowa State University Extension URL

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    Do NOT Feed Wildlife - NYS DEC URL

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    Wildlife Feeding is ILLEGAL for deer, bear, and moose in New York State.
    

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    Nuisance Wildlife Species - NYS DEC URL

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    Wildlife Damage Management around the Home and Garden File

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    This book is designed to help anyone manage wildlife problems by proposing solutions based on the principles of integrated pest management (IPM). Homeowners, Master Gardeners, farmers, golf course managers, park and landscape managers, will all find the information useful.

    This book covers the basic knowledge needed to effectively deal with a variety of wildlife issues. It focuses on techniques appropriate for people without a state license. For the most part, only methods suitable for non‐professionals dealing with human‐wildlife conflicts have been included. Fortunately, anyone who needs to resolve wildlife conflicts can follow the fundamental principles of wildlife damage management using IPM for birds and mammals.

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    Wildlife Damage Management Fact Sheets - Cornell University Folder

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    This folder contains individual fact sheets for:

    • bats
    • black bears
    • crows
    • deer
    • geese
    • moles
    • raccoons
    • snakes
    • striped skunks
    • tree squirrels
    • voles
    • woodchucks (groundhogs)
    • woodpeckers
      
  • Species Information
    

  • Bats
    

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    File

    Bat Exclusion - Wisconsin DNR File

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    URL

    VIDEO: Bats - NYS IPM URL

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  • Deer
    

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    File

    Deer Resistant Plants - Michigan State University Extension File

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    Landscape Plants Rated by Deer Resistance - Rutgers University Extension URL

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    Reducing Deer-Vehicle Crashes - Cornell University File

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    VIDEO: IPM Approaches for Managing Deer Damage - NYS IPM URL

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  • Mice
    

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    VIDEO: Dealing with Mice in Your Home - NYS IPM URL

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  • Rats
    

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    VIDEO: Keeping Rats Out of the Urban Garden - NYS IPM URL

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  • Raccoons & Squirrels
    

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    VIDEO: Dealing with Raccoon and Squirrel Problems in Buildings - NYS IPM URL

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  • Woodchucks (Groundhogs)
    

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    VIDEO: Managing Woodchuck Conflicts - NYS IPM URL

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  • Woodpeckers
    

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    VIDEO: Woodpecker Damage in Suburban Areas - NYS IPM URL

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  • Knowledge Check

    There is no knowledge check this week, just a forum post.
    
  • Forum Post

    Of all the wildlife conflicts that gardeners have in Orange County, the most common is their conflict with deer.  There are many different management tactics that can be used to reduce deer damage in our gardens. 
    

    
    

    • What tactics do you use to prevent deer from damaging your garden? 
      

    • How successful have these tactics been?
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    Forum

    Deer Management Forum

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